Maybe its the fact that he tripled the national deficit in less than one year?
Or, maybe its the fact that unemployment is at a 26 year high and his administration is more focused on taking over the health care industry than they are on creating jobs?
Whatever the reason… 58% of likely voters don’t expect Barack Obama to last only one term in office.
Rasmussen reported:
Fifty-eight percent (58%) of likely voters say it is at least somewhat likely the next president of the United States will be a Republican, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey.
The number has been trending in this direction since Democrat Barack Obama took office in January and is up 14 points since then.
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November 9th, 2009 | 7:38 am | #1
That would be a start. Then we need fewer lefties in Congress as well.
November 9th, 2009 | 7:55 am | #2
It would be nice, but honestly, when the Obama propaganda machine gets cranked back up, it’s going to be difficult.
When you have 95% of the media controlling the information that the public gets and that same 95% is in the back pocket of the administration, you see the challenge.
November 9th, 2009 | 7:58 am | #3
Could it be that hard-working, patriotic American voters don’t like being called
“teabag, anti-government people”
by our POTUS?
November 9th, 2009 | 8:09 am | #4
We need to vote the Democratic Congress out in 2010 and 2012. Hope the Republican Party will take back both US House and the US Senate in 2010. Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee won’t get the nominee in 2012. Romney is not conservative. Huckabee was the Governor of Arkansas and he raised high taxes. I want to see the new faces of Republican candidates might run for President like Sarah Palin and Tim Pawlenty. They are new and young.
November 9th, 2009 | 8:16 am | #5
I can’t see Dear Leader lasting the whole four years. We’re already choking on the first few months.
November 9th, 2009 | 8:18 am | #6
The sheeple don’t care, they want free stuff from those horrible, evil, greedy, rich people.
That, and money grows on trees too.
November 9th, 2009 | 8:20 am | #7
Don’t know about you but my money tree is empty………….; )
November 9th, 2009 | 8:33 am | #8
You said “58% of likely voters don’t expect Barack Obama to last only one term in office.” Huh? That would mean 58% expect him to be re-elected, which is the opposite of what the story actually said. I think you meant to say: “58% of likely voters expect Barack Obama to last only one term in office.”
November 9th, 2009 | 8:39 am | #9
Well, much depends on the Republican presidential nominee. Nominate another non-conservative and “The One” gets to double down on four.
November 9th, 2009 | 8:41 am | #10
Democrats think they can bribed everyone with monopoly money to stay in power. Well, people are waking up and this country is going bankrupt. Deny democrats and his cabals to make billions of this monstrosity. Vote them all OUT.
November 9th, 2009 | 8:45 am | #11
Probably so, but don’t think that will change anything.
November 9th, 2009 | 8:50 am | #12
Better start vetting now and be ready with a solid, conservative candidate.
November 9th, 2009 | 9:01 am | #13
I HAVE POSTED SEVERAL TIMES.
THIS LIST CONTAINS DEMS. THAT CAN LOSE THEIR SEATS IN 2010….THIS UPCOMING ELECTION NOT 2012 BUT 2010.
THE LIST CONTAINS….A ZIP CODE THAT YOU CAN USE (WHITE LIE) AND PRETEND TO BE FROM THEIR STATE. WE ARE FIGHTING FOR OUR LIVES, A WHITE LIE WILL BE O.K. THIS TIME.
TELL THEM THEY WILL BE OUT AND SHAMED IF THEY VOTE FOR THIS ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE BILL…….
CALL ALL OF THEIR DISTRICT OFFICES.
THIS IS IT FOLKS….
Leahy, Pat (D- VT)
202-224-4242 DC phone
802-863-2525 district phone
802-229-0569 district phone
202-224-3479 DC fax #
Burlington 05405
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Murray, Patty (D- WA)
202-224-2621 DC phone
206-553-5545 district phone
425-259-6515 district phone
509-624-9515 district phone
360-696-7797 district phone
253-572-3636 district phone
509-453-7462 district phone
425-462-4460 district phone
866-481-9186 – toll free
202-224-0238 DC fax #
206-553-0891 district fax #
425-259-7152 district fax #
509-624-9561 district fax #
360-696-7798 district fax #
253-572-9892 district fax #
509-453-7731 district fax #
425-462-4436 district fax #
Seattle, 98175
Tacoma, 98403
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Gillibrand, Kirsten E. – (D – NY)
(202) 224-4451 DC phone
212-688-6262 district phone
518-431-0120 district phone
716-854-9725 district phone
631-249-2825 district phone
315-376-6118 district phone
585-263-6250 district phone
315-448-0470 district phone
914-725-9294 district phone
845-875-4585 district phone
202-228-0282 DCfax #
845-875-9099 district fax #
914-472-5073 district fax #
315-448-0476 district fax #
585-263-6247 district fax #
315-376-6118 district fax #
631-249-2847 district fax #
716-854-9731 district fax #
212-688-7444 district fax #
518-431-0128 district fax #
Syracuse, NY 13261
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Feingold, Russ (D- WI)
202-224-5323 DC phone
608-828-1200 district phone
608-782-5585 district phone
920-465-7508 district phone
414-276-7282 district phone
715-848-5660 district phone
202-224-2725 DC fax #
608-828-1203 district fax #
414-276-7284 district fax #
Milwaukee, WI 53205
Green Bay, WI 54303
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Specter, Arlen (D- PA)
202-224-4254 DC phone
610-434-1444 district phone
814-453-3010 district phone
717-782-3951 district phone
215-597-7200 district phone
412-644-3400 district phone
570-346-2006 district phone
570-826-6265 district phone
202-228-1229 DC fax #
610-434-1844 district fax #
814-455-9925 district fax #
717-782-4920 district fax #
215-597-0406 district fax #
412-644-4871 district fax #
570-346-8499 district fax #
570-826-6266 district fax #
Allentown, PA 18105
Harrisburg , PA 17103
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Wyden, Ron (D- OR)
202-224-5244 DC phone
503-326-7525 district phone
541-431-0229 district phone
541-962-7691 district phone
541-858-5122 district phone
541-330-9142 district phone
503-589-4555 district phone
202-228-2717 DC fax #
Portland, OR 97205
Salem, OR 97303
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Schumer, Charles (D- NY)
202-224-6542 DC phone
212-486-4430 district phone
518-431-4070 district phone
607-772-6792 district phone
716-846-4111 district phone
315-423-5471 district phone
585-263-5866 district phone
631-753-0978 district phone
914-734-1532 district phone
202-228-3027 DC fax #
212-486-7683 district fax #
518-431-4076 district fax #
607-772-8124 district fax #
716-846-4113 district fax #
315-423-5185 district fax #
585-263-3173 district fax #
631-753-0997 district fax #
914-734-1673 district fax #
New York 10022
Albany 12205
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Reid, Harry (D- NV)
202-224-3542 DC phone
775-882-7343 district phone
702-388-5020 district phone
775-686-5750 district phone
775-686-5750 district phone
202-224-7327 DC fax #
775-883-1980 district fax #
702-388-5030 district fax #
775-686-5757 district fax #
775-686-5757 district fax #
Carson City, NV 89705
Las Vegas, NV 891022
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Dorgan, Byron (D- ND)
202-224-2551 DC phone
701-250-4618 district phone
701-239-5389 district phone
701-852-0703 district phone
701-746-8972 district phone
800-666-4482 – toll free
202-224-1193 DC fax #
701-250-4484 district fax #
701-239-5112 district fax #
701-838-8196 district fax #
701-746-9122 district fax #
Bismarck, ND 58505
Fargo, ND 58105
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Mikulski, Barbara (D- MD)
202-224-4654 DC phone
410- 962-4510 district phone
410-263 –1805 district phone
301-345-5517 district phone
301-797–2826 district phone
410-546-7711 district phone
202-224-8858 DCfax #
410-962-4760 district fax #
410-263-5949 district fax #
301-345-7573 district fax #
301-797-2241 district fax #
410-546-9324 district fax #
Baltimore, MD 21222
Greenbelt, MD 20755
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Bayh, Evan (D- IN)
202-224-5623 DC phone
317-554-0750 district phone
812-465-6500 district phone
260-426-3151 district phone
219-852-2763 district phone
812-218-2317 district phone
574-236-8302 district phone
202-228-1377 DC fax #
317-554-0760 district fax #
812-465-6503 district fax #
260-420-0060 district fax #
219-852-2787 district fax #
812-218-2370 district fax #
574-236-8319 district fax #
Indianapolis, IN 46205
Evansville, IN 47705
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Burris, Roland (D- IL)
202-224-2854 DC phone
312-886-3506 district phone
217-492-5089 district phone
202-228-3333 DC Fax #
Springfield, IL 62705
Chicago, IL 60603
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Inouye, Daniel (D- HI)
202-224-3934 DC phone
808-541-2542 district phone
808-242-9702 district phone
808-935-0844 district phone
808-560-3653 district phone
808-935-0844 district phone
808-245-4611 district phone
808-623-8334 district phone
202-224-6747 DC Fax #
808-541-2549 district fax #
808-242-7233 district fax #
808-961-5163 district fax #
808-560-3385 district fax #
808-961-5163 district fax #
808-246-9515 district fax #
Wailuku, HI 96797
Honolulu, 96855
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Bennet, Michael F. (D- CO)
202-224-5852 DC phone
719-587-0096 district phone #
719-328-1100 district phone #
970-224-2200 district phone #
970-542-9446 district phone #
970-241-6631 district phone #
970-259-1710 district phone #
303-455-7600 district phone #
719-542-7550 district phone #
866-455-9866 – toll free
202-228-5036 DC fax
719-587-0098 district fax #
719-328-1129 district fax #
970-224-2205 district fax #
970-542-3088 district fax #
970-241-8313 district fax #
970-259-9780 district fax #
303-455-8851 district fax #
719-542-7555 district fax #
Colorado Springs 80907
Denver 80205
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Boxer, Barbara (D- CA)
202-224-3553 DC phone
415-403-0100 district phone #
213-894-5000 district phone #
916-448-2787 district phone #
619-239-3884 district phone #
559-497-5109 district phone #
909-888-8525 district phone #
202-224-0454 DC fax #
202-224-0357 DC fax #
916-448-2563 district fax #
619-239-5719 district fax #
559-497-5111 district fax #
909-888-8613 district fax #
Los Angeles 90012
San Diego 92110
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Lincoln, Blanche (D- AR)
202-224-4843 DC phone #
501-375-2993 District phone #
870-382-1023 District phone #
870-910-6896 District phone #
479-251-1224 District phone #
870-774-3106 District phone #
800-352-9364 – toll free
202-228-1371 DC fax #
501-375-7064 District fax #
870-382-1026 District fax #
870-910-6898 District fax #
479-251-1410 District fax #
870-774-7627 District fax #
THESE DEMS. ARE UP FOR THEIR SEAT IN 2010
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Dodd, Chris (D- CT)
202-224-2823 DCt phone #
860-258-6940 district phone #
202-224-1083 DC fax
860-258-6958 district fax #
Hartford 06105
November 9th, 2009 | 9:02 am | #14
I wouldn’t mind seeing Pawlenty emerge. Like many of you, I think pretty well of Sarah Palin, but she has a lot to overcome to get in the good graces of mainstream America. Not the media – that’s a lost cause – but the voters. We do need new blood and the foibles of this Administration give us a chance to take our country back from a Socialist regime.
Now let’s hope the health care package dies in the Senate.
November 9th, 2009 | 9:03 am | #15
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November 9th, 2009 | 8:50 am | #12
Better start vetting now and be ready with a solid, conservative candidate.”
I’d like to see Jim Demint go for it. He’s re-establish real American values pretty fast. Mike Pence is a winner in my book too.
November 9th, 2009 | 9:04 am | #16
“texmomNo Gravatar
November 9th, 2009 | 8:50 am | #12
Better start vetting now and be ready with a solid, conservative candidate.”
I’d like to see Jim Demint go for it. He’ll re-establish real American values pretty fast. Mike Pence is a winner in my book too.
November 9th, 2009 | 9:25 am | #17
From their lips to God’s ears!
To non dhimmie:I suspect that most of those government offices will have caller ID on their phones and will spot most phonies. Why not concentrate on getting the attention of your own Senators and Representatives and work on them?
I doubt they respond to spam any better than you or I.
Then encourage others to do the same with their own reps.
November 9th, 2009 | 9:35 am | #18
unfortunately, 100% of the ACORN and SEIU voting fraud will be in favor of Ear Leader, so how we vote will likely have little effect on the outcome.
welcome to the third world.
November 9th, 2009 | 9:36 am | #19
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November 9th, 2009 | 9:41 am | #20
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November 9th, 2009 | 9:51 am | #21
Obama Denigrates Millions Of Americans Who Disagree With Him (Again)
http://www.stoptheaclu.com/2009/11/08/obama-denigrates-millions-of-americans-who-disagree-with-him-again/
November 9th, 2009 | 10:10 am | #22
Doesn’t look like the poll distinguished between 2012 and 2016. You could say that the next president will be a Republican – after Obama’s second term.
It is meaningless.
November 9th, 2009 | 10:18 am | #23
IDK, maybe obama will pull an FDR and stick around way longer than necessary.
November 9th, 2009 | 10:26 am | #24
First things first; 2012 is still some time off, so the logical course of action is to concentrate on next year and erase the Democrat majority in Congress. It should also be possible to kill two birds with one stone by making extra effort to see to it that the candidates put forth next year are not RINOs. If there are any RINO Congressmembers up for re-election next year, they should be targeted too.
Once 2010 is out of the way, 2012 will be next.
November 9th, 2009 | 10:42 am | #25
Social comments and analytics for this post…
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November 9th, 2009 | 10:48 am | #26
Guess where our svelte and beautiful Secretary of Homeland Security is?
Napolitano’s on the Case
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2009/11/024919.php
November 9th, 2009 | 10:54 am | #27
Who Are ‘They’?
Obama the healer turns out to be a Manichean, and the country where divisions were to cease is now seen by our president as “us” versus “them.”
To Obama, “they” are responsible for all our troubles. Problem is, “they” are most of us.
http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=NjUyOGEyZTUzNjAxMWFjNWI1NzJiYWM0MzIwNTZhN2Y=
November 9th, 2009 | 11:01 am | #28
redc1c4
November 9th, 2009 | 9:35 am | #18
unfortunately, 100% of the ACORN and SEIU voting fraud will be in favor of Ear Leader, so how we vote will likely have little effect on the outcome.
The SEIU and ACORN pulled out all the stops in New Jersey on November 3. Obama himself campaigned for Corzine five times. And that election was held in a deep-blue state.
For the life of me I can’t understand why people keep telling us that Obama is invincible, when we just saw incontrovertible evidence that he’s not. What’s it going to take to make this reality sink in?
November 9th, 2009 | 11:01 am | #29
From the mouths of those 58% of voters to God’s ears. Let Americans sing HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN.
November 9th, 2009 | 11:04 am | #30
When Obama was elected it was to fix the problems this country faces–not to blame the American people for causing those problems. Republicans get the message — its time to love the country and its people again.
November 9th, 2009 | 11:50 am | #31
Here’s an idea. For all the people who want to moan and groan about how impossible getting rid of these commies is going to be, keep it to yourselves. The rest of us have to save this country. It was founded by a revolution and it will be saved by another one. It’s work for brave patriots. You naysayers, if you can’t help yourselves, go to the other side and continually point out how impossible it’s going to be to resist the change back.
November 9th, 2009 | 12:00 pm | #32
“But Jesus beheld them, and said unto them, With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible.” —Matthew 19:26
November 9th, 2009 | 2:12 pm | #33
For the life of me I can’t understand why people keep telling us that Obama is invincible, when we just saw incontrovertible evidence that he’s not. What’s it going to take to make this reality sink in?
I can’t figure it out either. I’ll admit to at first feeling all was lost, but as I saw more and more just how incompetent and hamfisted this administration is and as Breitbart and those two kids have essentially singlehandedly taken down ACORN, the more I realized that Obama is not some unstoppable juggernaut and his ACORN and SEIU thugs are not the SA or SS–rather Bambi is nothing more than Eric von Zipper and ACORN and SEIU are his Rats!
Barring something weird and arcane, Pelosicare is dead in the Senate and you probably won’t see anything coming out of the Senate without undergoing some very drastic changes (no public option, tort reform, portability of insurance, no mandate to purchase) and those changes will cause the left to howl. So, I would say that if we don’t get a healthcare bill passed by say Feb. of next year, then you probably won’t get one passed until after the 2010 election and by then, if we do our jobs, we’ll have gotten rid of the Blue Dogs and replaced them with true conservatives.
Far from being unbeatable, I would argue that Bambi and the Rats hit their high-water mark last Saturday night.
November 9th, 2009 | 4:07 pm | #34
10.2 is nothing, and just ah, ah, national average, and skewed, it’s actually more higher in percentage –I’m proud. Also, I want to make this very clear, yet again; You aint seen notten yet! –Bozo.
November 9th, 2009 | 4:35 pm | #35
If we are to have any hope, the next president BETTER be a republican!
November 9th, 2009 | 7:03 pm | #36
Betsy Ross
November 9th, 2009 | 10:18 am | #23
IDK, maybe obama will pull an FDR and stick around way longer than necessary.
The little clown has already stuck around about ten months too long as it is.
November 9th, 2009 | 7:13 pm | #37
I think you mean “58% of likely voters expect Barack Obama to last only one term in office.” rather than “58% of likely voters DON’T expect Barack Obama to last only one term in office.”
November 9th, 2009 | 9:12 pm | #38
[...] 2010 will be verrrry interesting. [...]
November 10th, 2009 | 12:28 am | #39
[...] 58% think the next President will be Republican: Fifty-eight percent (58%) of likely voters say it is at least somewhat likely the next president [...]
November 10th, 2009 | 9:21 am | #40
For the life of me I can’t understand why people keep telling us that Obama is invincible, when we just saw incontrovertible evidence that he’s not. What’s it going to take to make this reality sink in?
So, so true! Obama has failed at everything he has ever done! This country will survive this latest pack of fools. I was never remotely interested in politics until this past election and I am rabid for action now. America is awake and she will be saved.
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